Normandy Landing: Étretat Cliffs + Rouen Cathedral + Palais Bénédictine [12-Hour Private Charter Day Tour]

▲ The Elephant Rock, located in the town of Etretat, is a masterpiece of nature's craftsmanship. Composed of three chalk cliffs forming an elephant-shaped sea arch, it resembles a giant elephant standing by the shore. This place served as a wellspring of inspiration for Impressionist painters, with masters like Monet creating numerous masterpieces here. Whether strolling along the beach or climbing to the cliff tops, the breathtaking views of azure seas, blue skies, and white cliffs create a picturesque scene that leaves visitors enchanted and reluctant to leave.

▲ Rouen Cathedral, an outstanding example of French Gothic architecture. Construction began in 1318 and took a century to complete, featuring exquisite architectural structures with magnificent towers, gates, and sculptures. More than just a religious sanctuary, it's an artistic treasure where Impressionist master Monet created over 30 masterpieces. Stroll through the cathedral square to experience the mesmerizing blend of history and art.

▲ The Palais Bénédictine, located in Fecamp, Normandy, is an architectural gem blending Gothic and Renaissance styles. Originally built to promote Bénédictine liqueur, it now stands as a significant cultural landmark. The palace houses numerous religious artworks and showcases the craftsmanship of Bénédictine production. Stroll through its halls to admire artistic treasures, savor the rich liqueur, and experience the perfect fusion of history and spirits culture.